Central banks boost gold buying 62% in Q2 2026

The World Gold Council reported a significant increase in central banks' gold purchases during the second quarter of 2026, totaling 289 tons, representing a 62% rise compared to the same period last year. The report anticipated that central banks would remain among the largest participants in the gold market for the rest of the year, although their overall purchases might be lower than in 2025. Despite the rising demand for bars and coins, jewelry demand decreased by about 17% due to surging gold prices, which remained very high compared to their long-term average. These figures indicate ongoing support from the financial sector for gold markets despite the price fluctuations.

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